Last year, Cowboys defense tackle Quinnen Williams was ranked No. 87. The year before that, No. 37. Where he ranks in the 2026 version, which isn’t fully released, is unknown. But it’s clear Williams, ...

Wearing the Dallas Cowboys star on your helmet is an honor for NFL players. Being selected to the Cowboys’ 11-man leadership ...

The 33-year-old admits he thought there'd be more deep playoff runs by now. That's why he's manifesting Super Bowl early on in 2026.

Now that Madden NFL 27 player ratings are out, who could play their way into the top five at their positions next year? We ...

The Dallas Cowboys are looking to turn things around on defense this year, and it's believable amid the acquisitions.

Dallas Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones said in an interview whether the team is looking to make future moves.

Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys showed more willingness than normal to make trades last season, beginning with their decision to send Micah Parsons to the Gr ...

Defensive tackle Quinnen Williams enters his first full season in 2026 with the Dallas Cowboys with a single goal: to help lead the team to a deep postseason ...

Defensive tackle Quinnen Williams said he’s thrilled to be a member of the Dallas Cowboys. Traded from the New York Jets to ...

The Cowboys' defense is expected to improve next season, and DeMarvion Overshown is expected to play a big role.

Williams' future has been a topic of discussion over the past 48 hours, and he's made it clear he wants to stay a Cowboy.

The Dallas Cowboys opened training camp on Wednesday looking for significant improvement after fielding one of the NFL’s worst defenses last season.